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To: ggersh who wrote (42183)	9/29/2011 6:10:24 AM
From: yoremopnhoj	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71455

Crazy Ben continues on his deflation fight but his efforts are destroying 95 percent of the population, Just today the local paper ran these two stories. etruth.com How much for milk? Food prices creeping up, says survey INDIANAPOLIS — The latest grocery price survey from Farm Bureau underscores what shoppers already know: Food prices are continuing to increase. Released today, the latest market basket survey, an informal tally of grocery prices released every quarter, shows that 16 food items on the survey cost an average of $50,33, up $1.39 from the second quarter. Of those 16 articles, 11 increased in average price and five decreased compared to the previous quarter. etruth.com Indiana Michigan Power requesting electric rate hike Under the company’s plan, the monthly electric bill would increase about $20 for the average household using 1,000 kilowatt hours of electricity each month.

To: ggersh who wrote (42183)	9/29/2011 9:37:15 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71455

I have a hunch the next down move on gold is $1455. What happened to Nokia? guardian.co.uk I bought nothing but Nokias for years and years, mainly after my daughter put one of the oldies through a full wash and spin dry and it still worked (after recharging the battery). My E61 fried instantly though when I dropped in a tub full of water, and none of the moden stuff takes much punishment unless it is a special waterproof design. These days I have a HTC Desire HD and it really is magic. I pop it in one of these when I go outside, you can still use it through the plastic, and you can even swim underwater with it (after testing the case of course). amazon.co.uk Scottish rain is equivalent to swimming under water at times. -g- The internet access and apps are a world apart from anything else I have used.